17 july 2014
The Israeli Military base near Al Ram, north of Jerusalem, was attacked last night.
Israeli sources reported that a group Palestinians opened fire against a Israeli soldiers that were in the area. The source added that no injuries were reported.
The IOF immediately closed the area and started to look for those responsible, but no arrests have been reported so far.
Israeli sources reported that a group Palestinians opened fire against a Israeli soldiers that were in the area. The source added that no injuries were reported.
The IOF immediately closed the area and started to look for those responsible, but no arrests have been reported so far.
Several Palestinian young men suffered injuries in violent clashes at dawn Thursday with Israeli soldiers in Al-Fari'ah refugee camp, south of Tubas city. Local sources reported that large numbers of young men attacked an Israeli patrol of over 10 vehicles as they were driving into the camp, which triggered wide confrontations with the invading troops.
They added that the invading troops left their vehicles and responded by intensively firing bullets and tear gas grenades at the angry young men.
Many young men suffered different injuries during the events.
They added that the invading troops left their vehicles and responded by intensively firing bullets and tear gas grenades at the angry young men.
Many young men suffered different injuries during the events.
13 july 2014
Violent clashes broke out at dawn Sunday between Palestinian young men and Israeli troops in different towns of Al-Khalil. Eyewitnesses told the Palestinian information center (PIC) that seven young men suffered rubber bullet injuries, one of them in his head, and many others suffered from tear gas inhalation during clashes in Asida area in Beit Ummar town.
Several young men were also injured, three of them with live bullets, during clashes in the area of Halhoul Bridge and at the entrance of Bani Naim town.
Similar confrontations also broke out at dawn in Dura town, south of Al-Khalil, while security forces from the Palestinian Authority intercepted and attacked a group of young men as they were marching to Bab Azzawiya area in Al-Khalil to start clashes with IOF soldiers.
Ze'ev junction, north of Yatta town, also saw violent events between young men and IOF soldiers
Several young men were also injured, three of them with live bullets, during clashes in the area of Halhoul Bridge and at the entrance of Bani Naim town.
Similar confrontations also broke out at dawn in Dura town, south of Al-Khalil, while security forces from the Palestinian Authority intercepted and attacked a group of young men as they were marching to Bab Azzawiya area in Al-Khalil to start clashes with IOF soldiers.
Ze'ev junction, north of Yatta town, also saw violent events between young men and IOF soldiers
12 july 2014
Angry Palestinian young men protesting Israel's war on the Gaza Strip at dawn Saturday clashed with Israeli troops in an area to the south of Al-Khalil city and attacked their armored vehicles with Molotov cocktails. Local sources told the Palestinian information center (PIC) that violent clashes happened between young men and Israeli soldiers for the second day at Kharsa junction and at the entrance to Tabaka village.
The young protestors threw stones at the soldiers who responded by firing tear gas grenades and live bullets at them. Some young men suffered injuries.
During the events, some protestors threw incendiary bombs at Israeli military vehicles in an attempt to burn them.
In earlier events, thousands of Palestinians in Al-Khalil city participated in a massive march on Friday in solidarity with Gaza and chanted slogans hailing the Palestinian resistance and urging it to avenge the Palestinian blood.
During the march, Palestinian Authority security forces attacked the protestors and engaged in hand-to-hand fighting with them.
Violent clashes also broke out on the same day between Palestinian protestors opposing Israel's aggression against Gaza and Israeli troops in different areas of Al-Khalil, particularly in Al-Aroub refugee camp, Beit Ummar and Halhoul, Beit Aynun and Bab Azzawiya and Al-Fawwar refugee camp
The young protestors threw stones at the soldiers who responded by firing tear gas grenades and live bullets at them. Some young men suffered injuries.
During the events, some protestors threw incendiary bombs at Israeli military vehicles in an attempt to burn them.
In earlier events, thousands of Palestinians in Al-Khalil city participated in a massive march on Friday in solidarity with Gaza and chanted slogans hailing the Palestinian resistance and urging it to avenge the Palestinian blood.
During the march, Palestinian Authority security forces attacked the protestors and engaged in hand-to-hand fighting with them.
Violent clashes also broke out on the same day between Palestinian protestors opposing Israel's aggression against Gaza and Israeli troops in different areas of Al-Khalil, particularly in Al-Aroub refugee camp, Beit Ummar and Halhoul, Beit Aynun and Bab Azzawiya and Al-Fawwar refugee camp
Angry Palestinian young men protesting Israel's war on the Gaza Strip at dawn Saturday clashed with Israeli troops in an area to the south of Al-Khalil city and attacked their armored vehicles with Molotov cocktails. Local sources told the Palestinian information center (PIC) that violent clashes happened between young men and Israeli soldiers for the second day at Kharsa junction and at the entrance to Tabaka village.
The young protestors threw stones at the soldiers who responded by firing tear gas grenades and live bullets at them. Some young men suffered injuries.
During the events, some protestors threw incendiary bombs at Israeli military vehicles in an attempt to burn them.
In earlier events, thousands of Palestinians in Al-Khalil city participated in a massive march on Friday in solidarity with Gaza and chanted slogans hailing the Palestinian resistance and urging it to avenge the Palestinian blood.
During the march, Palestinian Authority security forces attacked the protestors and engaged in hand-to-hand fighting with them.
Violent clashes also broke out on the same day between Palestinian protestors opposing Israel's aggression against Gaza and Israeli troops in different areas of Al-Khalil, particularly in Al-Aroub refugee camp, Beit Ummar and Halhoul, Beit Aynun and Bab Azzawiya and Al-Fawwar refugee camp.
The young protestors threw stones at the soldiers who responded by firing tear gas grenades and live bullets at them. Some young men suffered injuries.
During the events, some protestors threw incendiary bombs at Israeli military vehicles in an attempt to burn them.
In earlier events, thousands of Palestinians in Al-Khalil city participated in a massive march on Friday in solidarity with Gaza and chanted slogans hailing the Palestinian resistance and urging it to avenge the Palestinian blood.
During the march, Palestinian Authority security forces attacked the protestors and engaged in hand-to-hand fighting with them.
Violent clashes also broke out on the same day between Palestinian protestors opposing Israel's aggression against Gaza and Israeli troops in different areas of Al-Khalil, particularly in Al-Aroub refugee camp, Beit Ummar and Halhoul, Beit Aynun and Bab Azzawiya and Al-Fawwar refugee camp.
Violent clashes broke out on Friday night in Ramallah and other areas of Jerusalem between young men, protesting Israel's war crimes in Gaza, and Israeli soldiers. Eyewitnesses said that young men attacked a military watchtower at Qalandiya checkpoint, south of Ramallah, with Molotov cocktails and fireworks, causing material damage to the place.
Afterwards, the Israeli occupation forces intensified their presence at Qalandiya checkpoint and embarked on firing bullets, and tear gas and stun grenades at the pro-Gaza protestors.
Scores of young men suffered tear gas and bullet injuries during the confrontations.
In Jerusalem, similar clashes took place in Anata town to the east between young men and Israeli troops.
According to local sources, a troop carrier sustained external damage when it was directly hit with Molotov cocktails during the violent events in the town.
The sources affirmed that the confrontations were so violent because of the use of incendiary bombs by the young protestors.
In the Jerusalemite town of Abu Dis, dozens of young men went on a protest march on Friday evening in solidarity with Gaza and clashed with Israeli troops near a military post in the town.
Several young men suffered rubber bullet and tear gas injuries during the events.
Similar clashes reportedly happened at Shuafat checkpoint and Al-Sawwanna neighborhood to the east of the Old City of Jerusalem.
Afterwards, the Israeli occupation forces intensified their presence at Qalandiya checkpoint and embarked on firing bullets, and tear gas and stun grenades at the pro-Gaza protestors.
Scores of young men suffered tear gas and bullet injuries during the confrontations.
In Jerusalem, similar clashes took place in Anata town to the east between young men and Israeli troops.
According to local sources, a troop carrier sustained external damage when it was directly hit with Molotov cocktails during the violent events in the town.
The sources affirmed that the confrontations were so violent because of the use of incendiary bombs by the young protestors.
In the Jerusalemite town of Abu Dis, dozens of young men went on a protest march on Friday evening in solidarity with Gaza and clashed with Israeli troops near a military post in the town.
Several young men suffered rubber bullet and tear gas injuries during the events.
Similar clashes reportedly happened at Shuafat checkpoint and Al-Sawwanna neighborhood to the east of the Old City of Jerusalem.
7 july 2014
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Clashes broke out between scores of angered Palestinians and Israeli security forces inside Israel and the West Bank on Sunday following the killing of two Palestinians after they were run over by an Israeli man, Israeli police said. Thus far, 14 Palestinians have been arrested during confrontations with Israeli security forces in the northern Tamra city, according to a statement by the Israeli police Sunday evening.
Clashes also erupted in the towns of Nazareth as well as the West Bank towns of Abu Deis and al-Eizariya – the latter two lie adjacent to Jerusalem, according to the statement which was broadcast on Israeli radio. Ten thousand Israeli policemen have been deployed to the flashpoint areas, the statement added. |
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Two Palestinians were killed Sunday when an Israeli man ran them over with his vehicle in northern Israel's Haifa city, eyewitnesses said, as tensions continue in the occupied territories.
The two Palestinians were run over by a Jewish settler after they had pulled over on a highway near Haifa to check an apparent malfunction in their own vehicle, according to Israeli police's statement, which said investigation with the settler is underway. The two slain Palestinians, named Sobhi Abu Hamed and Anwar Satal, come from the West Bank cities of Qalqiliya and Tulkarm. It is unclear whether the killings were intentional. However, the incident comes amid a wave of anger in the occupied territories after the family of |
16-year-oldPalestinian Mohamed Abu Khdeer said Israeli settlers had kidnapped and murdered him from in East Jerusalem this week.
Abu Khdeer's charred body was found on Wednesday in a forest near Jerusalem in a suspected "revenge" attack by Jewish settlers for the recent killing of three Israeli teenagers who went missing from a West Bank settlement.
Preliminary autopsy report showed that Mohamed had been burnt alive by his kidnappers.
Footage taken from a security camera near his Jerusalem home showed what appeared to be Jewish settlers abducting the boy.
In the footage, the kidnappers can be seen forcing him into their car before speeding off.
Tensions have already ridden the Palestinian territories since three Israeli settlers who went missing in June were found dead last week near the West Bank city of Hebron.
In the three weeks since the settlers' initial disappearance, Israel has rounded up hundreds of West Bank Palestinians, including lawmakers, former cabinet ministers and members of Gaza-based Hamas movement which Israel has accused of abducting and killing the trio.
No Palestinian group has claimed responsibility for the settlers' disappearance or subsequent death.
Abu Khdeer's charred body was found on Wednesday in a forest near Jerusalem in a suspected "revenge" attack by Jewish settlers for the recent killing of three Israeli teenagers who went missing from a West Bank settlement.
Preliminary autopsy report showed that Mohamed had been burnt alive by his kidnappers.
Footage taken from a security camera near his Jerusalem home showed what appeared to be Jewish settlers abducting the boy.
In the footage, the kidnappers can be seen forcing him into their car before speeding off.
Tensions have already ridden the Palestinian territories since three Israeli settlers who went missing in June were found dead last week near the West Bank city of Hebron.
In the three weeks since the settlers' initial disappearance, Israel has rounded up hundreds of West Bank Palestinians, including lawmakers, former cabinet ministers and members of Gaza-based Hamas movement which Israel has accused of abducting and killing the trio.
No Palestinian group has claimed responsibility for the settlers' disappearance or subsequent death.
3 july 2014
Hamas called Thursday upon all Palestinians to engage in “the revolution of Shufat” with every possible tool in their power to aid the resistance.
Hamas said in a statement that “our people in occupied Jerusalem started a huge revolution against the Israeli occupation and settlers.”
Fawzi Barhoum said that “the revolution of Shufat” and its intifada show that all the violations, suppression and intimidation “cannot keep the Palestinians down” but only makes them hold onto their rights and resist.
Hamas said in a statement that “our people in occupied Jerusalem started a huge revolution against the Israeli occupation and settlers.”
Fawzi Barhoum said that “the revolution of Shufat” and its intifada show that all the violations, suppression and intimidation “cannot keep the Palestinians down” but only makes them hold onto their rights and resist.
26 june 2014
According to reports by Israeli military sources, the army has kidnapped a Palestinian who allegedly opened fire at a soldier, and tried to ram another soldier with his car.
The sources claimed the incident took place last week, near the West Bank city of Bethlehem, the Maan News Agency said.
According to the army, a special unit invaded the home of the Palestinian and searched him before kidnapping him, and that the soldiers “found a pistol during the search”.
The army did not reveal more information about the issue, including the time and place of the arrest, but only said the Palestinian is a member of the al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement.
The sources claimed the incident took place last week, near the West Bank city of Bethlehem, the Maan News Agency said.
According to the army, a special unit invaded the home of the Palestinian and searched him before kidnapping him, and that the soldiers “found a pistol during the search”.
The army did not reveal more information about the issue, including the time and place of the arrest, but only said the Palestinian is a member of the al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of the Hamas movement.
20 june 2014
Palestinian medical sources have reported that three young Palestinian men have been shot, and seriously injured, by Israeli army fire, during clashes that took place after the soldiers invaded the Qalandia refugee camp, north of occupied Jerusalem.
The sources said one young man was shot by a live round to the head, while two young men were shot by live rounds in the abdomen.
The invasion also led to armed clashes between Palestinian fighters, and the Israeli soldiers invading the refugee camp.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers invaded the camp, and were extensively deployed in its alleys, and that dozens of Palestinians hurled stones and empty bottles at them.
They added that the soldiers chased dozens of Palestinians in the alleys of the camp, and fired dozens of rounds of live ammunition, concussion grenades and gas bombs.
The army alleged that Palestinian fighters threw a homemade grenade at soldiers guarding the Qalandia Terminal; no injuries were reported.
3 Palestinians, Israeli soldier injured in Qalandiya clashes
Three Palestinian youths were severely injured during clashes between Israeli forces and locals at Qalandiya refugee camp between Ramallah and Jerusalem early Friday.
Local sources told Ma'an that dozens of youths threw rocks and empty bottles at Israeli forces when they raided the camp.
One youth was struck in the head when Israeli sources opened fire on the youths, while another two were hit in the stomach, the sources added.
Mustafa Aslan, 20, was in critical condition at the Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem while Mohammed Shehada, 21, was being treated in Ramallah.
Witnesses described the clashes as "violent," saying that Israeli forces chased the youths in the alleyways of the camp shooting bullets, rubber-coated steel bullets, tear-gas bombs and sound bombs at them.
The Israeli military confirmed the raid in a statement, adding that a soldier "was injured lightly by a grenade tossed directly at the troops."
Forces subsequently responded "with live fire and used riot dispersal means to address the disturbances onsite," the statement added.
The sources said one young man was shot by a live round to the head, while two young men were shot by live rounds in the abdomen.
The invasion also led to armed clashes between Palestinian fighters, and the Israeli soldiers invading the refugee camp.
Eyewitnesses said dozens of soldiers invaded the camp, and were extensively deployed in its alleys, and that dozens of Palestinians hurled stones and empty bottles at them.
They added that the soldiers chased dozens of Palestinians in the alleys of the camp, and fired dozens of rounds of live ammunition, concussion grenades and gas bombs.
The army alleged that Palestinian fighters threw a homemade grenade at soldiers guarding the Qalandia Terminal; no injuries were reported.
3 Palestinians, Israeli soldier injured in Qalandiya clashes
Three Palestinian youths were severely injured during clashes between Israeli forces and locals at Qalandiya refugee camp between Ramallah and Jerusalem early Friday.
Local sources told Ma'an that dozens of youths threw rocks and empty bottles at Israeli forces when they raided the camp.
One youth was struck in the head when Israeli sources opened fire on the youths, while another two were hit in the stomach, the sources added.
Mustafa Aslan, 20, was in critical condition at the Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem while Mohammed Shehada, 21, was being treated in Ramallah.
Witnesses described the clashes as "violent," saying that Israeli forces chased the youths in the alleyways of the camp shooting bullets, rubber-coated steel bullets, tear-gas bombs and sound bombs at them.
The Israeli military confirmed the raid in a statement, adding that a soldier "was injured lightly by a grenade tossed directly at the troops."
Forces subsequently responded "with live fire and used riot dispersal means to address the disturbances onsite," the statement added.
17 june 2014
Israeli forces shot and injured a Palestinian man in the Salfit district in the northern West Bank early Tuesday, Palestinian security forces said.
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that 25-year-old Hamada Suf was shot in the foot by Israeli forces near a main road next to the village of Haris.
Suf was injured and taken to the hospital, the sources said.
An Israeli police spokesman confirmed the incident, saying that Palestinians were throwing stones at buses near the settlement of Ariel.
When police arrived at the scene, Palestinians threw stones at police forces as well, Micky Rosenfeld said.
Rosenfeld said police responded by shooting a suspect in the leg.
Palestinian security sources told Ma'an that 25-year-old Hamada Suf was shot in the foot by Israeli forces near a main road next to the village of Haris.
Suf was injured and taken to the hospital, the sources said.
An Israeli police spokesman confirmed the incident, saying that Palestinians were throwing stones at buses near the settlement of Ariel.
When police arrived at the scene, Palestinians threw stones at police forces as well, Micky Rosenfeld said.
Rosenfeld said police responded by shooting a suspect in the leg.
13 june 2014
Israeli sources said that a border guard unit stationed at the Beitunia checkpoint came under fire by unknown assailants on Friday morning, though no casualties were reported.
Israeli television station Channel Ten said that a young Palestinian man had approached the checkpoint in a car before getting out and firing eight bullets at soldiers stationed at the checkpoint near Ofer Prison west of Ramallah.
The Israeli station said that the assailant fled the site of the attack without his vehicle, and that the soldiers had begun combing the area of attack in a hunt for the car and the shooter.
Channel Ten added that eight empty cartridges had been found at the site belonging to an M-16 rifle, presumably fired by the assailant.
Israeli television station Channel Ten said that a young Palestinian man had approached the checkpoint in a car before getting out and firing eight bullets at soldiers stationed at the checkpoint near Ofer Prison west of Ramallah.
The Israeli station said that the assailant fled the site of the attack without his vehicle, and that the soldiers had begun combing the area of attack in a hunt for the car and the shooter.
Channel Ten added that eight empty cartridges had been found at the site belonging to an M-16 rifle, presumably fired by the assailant.
30 may 2014
Israel's army said Friday that its forces in the occupied West Bank thwarted a suicide bomber found at a military checkpoint south of Nablus.
A spokeswoman said a "Palestinian terrorist wearing an explosive belt under his coat" was captured before he was able to detonate it.
She said the Palestinian was arrested and is under investigation.
A spokeswoman said a "Palestinian terrorist wearing an explosive belt under his coat" was captured before he was able to detonate it.
She said the Palestinian was arrested and is under investigation.
16 may 2014
Twelve Palestinians were injured on Friday in clashes with Israeli forces outside Ofer jail near Ramallah, an Israeli army spokeswoman said.
"Some 150 protesters set fire to car tires and threw stones at Israeli security forces, who responded using riot dispersal means," an Israeli army spokeswoman said.
Twelve hits were identified on Palestinian demonstrators, with 11 people hit by rubber-coated steel bullets and one with a tear-gas grenade.
Two Israeli journalists working for the Walla website were reportedly attacked by Palestinians during the protest, before being escorted from the area by PA security forces, she added.
A day earlier, Israeli forces shot and killed two Palestinian youths during a Nakba Day rally near the Israeli jail.
Nadim Siyam Nuwara, 15, and Muhammad Audah Abu al-Thahir, 17, were shot directly in the chest during the protest.
"Some 150 protesters set fire to car tires and threw stones at Israeli security forces, who responded using riot dispersal means," an Israeli army spokeswoman said.
Twelve hits were identified on Palestinian demonstrators, with 11 people hit by rubber-coated steel bullets and one with a tear-gas grenade.
Two Israeli journalists working for the Walla website were reportedly attacked by Palestinians during the protest, before being escorted from the area by PA security forces, she added.
A day earlier, Israeli forces shot and killed two Palestinian youths during a Nakba Day rally near the Israeli jail.
Nadim Siyam Nuwara, 15, and Muhammad Audah Abu al-Thahir, 17, were shot directly in the chest during the protest.
13 may 2014
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) have carried out at dawn Tuesday arrest and raid campaigns throughout the West Bank. In Jenin, IOF soldiers broke into several houses and arrested a citizen after attacking others.
IOF soldiers in 15 Israeli military vehicles stormed Jenin at dawn today and broke into five houses, most of them owned by Palestinian liberated detainees.
The soldiers field interrogated a number of former prisoners and threatened them with arrest in the event they indulged in any political activity.
Eyewitnesses confirmed that Israeli forces' raid continued till early morning hours, adding that the soldiers set up a number of checkpoints in different neighborhoods.
The sources pointed out that IOF soldiers stormed Anza village, south of Jenin, Tuesday morning and arrested 26-year-old Firas Abdul Hashim and took him to an unknown destination.
On the other hand, 11 Palestinians were arrested after raiding their homes in different parts of the West Bank under the pretext of being wanted for Israeli security apparatuses.
Local sources in Bethlehem confirmed that three young men were arrested in Battir town west of Bethlehem by Israeli forces before being taken to an unknown destination.
In Aida refugee camp north of Bethlehem, Israeli forces arrested a young man after raiding and searching his home along with other homes in the camp.
In al-Khalil, Israeli forces stormed at dawn today different parts of the province including Idna, Dhaheriya, Dora, and Halhul, and erected number of checkpoints on major roads in the province.
IOF soldiers stopped and searched Palestinian citizens who were passing through the checkpoints. Some of them were detained for few hours.
In Nablus, at least one person was arrested when Israeli forces stormed the city at dawn Tuesday.
Eyewitnesses said that clashes erupted as Israeli forces stormed a Palestinian building and arrested a young man amid heavy gunfire.
Since the early morning hours, Israeli forces have deployed in different parts of Nablus and conducted combing operations.
Israeli forces set up a checkpoint at the entrance to Burin town, south of Nablus, after the burning of three vehicles belonging to settlers in the town.
IOF soldiers in 15 Israeli military vehicles stormed Jenin at dawn today and broke into five houses, most of them owned by Palestinian liberated detainees.
The soldiers field interrogated a number of former prisoners and threatened them with arrest in the event they indulged in any political activity.
Eyewitnesses confirmed that Israeli forces' raid continued till early morning hours, adding that the soldiers set up a number of checkpoints in different neighborhoods.
The sources pointed out that IOF soldiers stormed Anza village, south of Jenin, Tuesday morning and arrested 26-year-old Firas Abdul Hashim and took him to an unknown destination.
On the other hand, 11 Palestinians were arrested after raiding their homes in different parts of the West Bank under the pretext of being wanted for Israeli security apparatuses.
Local sources in Bethlehem confirmed that three young men were arrested in Battir town west of Bethlehem by Israeli forces before being taken to an unknown destination.
In Aida refugee camp north of Bethlehem, Israeli forces arrested a young man after raiding and searching his home along with other homes in the camp.
In al-Khalil, Israeli forces stormed at dawn today different parts of the province including Idna, Dhaheriya, Dora, and Halhul, and erected number of checkpoints on major roads in the province.
IOF soldiers stopped and searched Palestinian citizens who were passing through the checkpoints. Some of them were detained for few hours.
In Nablus, at least one person was arrested when Israeli forces stormed the city at dawn Tuesday.
Eyewitnesses said that clashes erupted as Israeli forces stormed a Palestinian building and arrested a young man amid heavy gunfire.
Since the early morning hours, Israeli forces have deployed in different parts of Nablus and conducted combing operations.
Israeli forces set up a checkpoint at the entrance to Burin town, south of Nablus, after the burning of three vehicles belonging to settlers in the town.
11 may 2014
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) on Sunday morning kidnapped six Palestinians and invaded different West Bank areas. According to the Palestinian information center (PIC) reporter in the West Bank, the IOF detained four Palestinian young men during their presence near Jalama military checkpoint to the north of Jenin city.
Local sources reported that the four youths are from Jenin refugee camp and were taken to an interrogation center in a military post to the north of the city.
Israeli military patrols also stormed today morning Meithalun town to the south of Jenin, which triggered violent clashes between Palestinian young men and the invading troops.
Two other Palestinian young men were taken prisoners during an Israeli military campaign in Beit Ummar town to the north of Al-Khalil city.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that Israeli soldiers kidnapped Yousuf Akhmis and Yousuf Akhlil as they were en route to their workplace in occupied Jerusalem.
Moreover, the IOF set up a makeshift checkpoint near the main entrance to Beit Ummar town and embarked on searching passing cars and checking the IDs of passersby.
In a separate incident, Palestinian young men carried out a firebomb attack on an Israeli military watchtower to the southwest of Nablus city, specifically on the road leading to Yitzhar settlement.
Eyewitnesses told the PIC that the tower and two military tents caught fire during the attack before an Israeli military unit rushed to the scene with a fire truck and extinguished the flames.
In Nablus city, a large number of Israeli troops stormed Hawara town and deployed themselves in Sawabni and Ibn Sina College neighborhoods.
The invading troops also placed a barrier outside a Palestinian home in the town during the campaign.
Another Israeli military unit reportedly intensified its presence at dawn today in Azzun town to the east of Qalqiliya city.
Local sources reported that the four youths are from Jenin refugee camp and were taken to an interrogation center in a military post to the north of the city.
Israeli military patrols also stormed today morning Meithalun town to the south of Jenin, which triggered violent clashes between Palestinian young men and the invading troops.
Two other Palestinian young men were taken prisoners during an Israeli military campaign in Beit Ummar town to the north of Al-Khalil city.
Local sources told the PIC reporter that Israeli soldiers kidnapped Yousuf Akhmis and Yousuf Akhlil as they were en route to their workplace in occupied Jerusalem.
Moreover, the IOF set up a makeshift checkpoint near the main entrance to Beit Ummar town and embarked on searching passing cars and checking the IDs of passersby.
In a separate incident, Palestinian young men carried out a firebomb attack on an Israeli military watchtower to the southwest of Nablus city, specifically on the road leading to Yitzhar settlement.
Eyewitnesses told the PIC that the tower and two military tents caught fire during the attack before an Israeli military unit rushed to the scene with a fire truck and extinguished the flames.
In Nablus city, a large number of Israeli troops stormed Hawara town and deployed themselves in Sawabni and Ibn Sina College neighborhoods.
The invading troops also placed a barrier outside a Palestinian home in the town during the campaign.
Another Israeli military unit reportedly intensified its presence at dawn today in Azzun town to the east of Qalqiliya city.
